Kim Cheol-won: About Resident Registration (Large Print Book)

We meet the procedure of checking our citizens' registration number several times a day. But we rarely think about how the registration is created and why it matters. There are not many countries around the world that want to provide better services through efficient management. By the age of 17, the entire nation will have its own number, and through it, the registration card will be issued, and ten fingerprints collected in the process will be sent to the police station, and governments and investigation agencies can find good services and effective methods. While the public registration system is criticized as beginning as a tool for controlling the people under the historical background of military regimes and separatist states, it has been used as a computer Windows system to provide services of various kinds of economic activity, health insurance and national security. It has been 60 years since the registration law was passed. The documents and papers on registerment are mostly government publications that are difficult for ordinary people to access and are hard to understand. The book has made this sad point so that current officials can understand the easy and easy way to use the civil registration system. The history and the bibliography of the civil register system are detailed. If you think that you cannot imagine a day without a resident registration, you should read the history of the civil register system. ▸ The big letter of the introduction leadership is that it's small and it'll bring back the pleasure of reading by providing comfortable reading environments for all of you who have difficulty reading.

Korean title: 주민등록에 대하여(큰글자도서)

Korean author: 김철원

Korean publisher: 마인드빌딩

ISBN-13: 9791192886107